The Path of Revenge After Rebirth - Chapter 21
I was eighteen the year I dragged my suitcase abroad.
Everything around me, everything I could touch, was completely unfamiliar.
But I didn’t feel any fear at all.
Because I knew too much about what would happen next.
Even though the details were unclear, just knowing the key turning points was enough for me to do many, many things.
The most important was two years later.
In my past life, when I was twenty, Lu Xinting received some information from certain channels and personally flew to San Francisco to reach an agreement with a man named Zhou Hai.
That man held the most cutting-edge core technology.
In the next five years, he helped Lu Xinting gradually and completely take control of the Lu Corporation.
I invested the money my mom gave me in the stock market, using a bit of residual memory from my past life to multiply the startup capital many times over.
Then at school, I spent double the time on courses while using the money to invest in several companies that later became part of the world’s top 500 in my previous life.
At this time, many of them were still in their early stages.
During this period, Su Lan contacted me many times.
Every week, she would send a voice message, first telling me how the dance team classmates missed me after I left.
Then she said she was living much better with the bonus she received.
“Recently, University A held independent admissions, Lin Jiu participated but was eliminated during the interview.”
“It’s particularly funny, the teacher responsible for the interview was actually at our school anniversary performance.”
“She said Lin Jiu’s ‘Moonlight Sonata’ was a complete mess, totally incomparable to your ‘Symphony No. 5’.”
“Who would understand, Lin Jiu came out crying in Jiang Tian’s arms, and I laughed as brightly as ever.”
“The college entrance exam results are out, I’m first in the school, third in the city.”
When I received this message, I was being tormented by the finals of my double degree.
But I still showed a genuine smile: “Congratulations.”
“Xinxi, I’m still waiting for you to come back and continue being friends with me.”
My mom would often call too, telling me about Lu Xinting’s recent activities, concerned about how I was doing alone outside, and whether I had enough money.
Then, when I slightly revealed my current situation, she would sigh with both relief and helplessness.
“You’re still a young girl, don’t push yourself too hard.”
She said, “If you need help with anything, tell mom, don’t feel embarrassed.”
So I gave her Zhou Hai’s name and some of what I remembered, asking her to help me investigate someone.
“Absolutely, absolutely, keep it a secret from my brother.”